Quest:Chapter 5: Half a Riddle

Chapter 5: Half a Riddle
Level	53
Type	Solo
Starts with	Bori
Starts at	The Chamber of Command
Start Region	Durin's Way
Map Ref	[5.1S, 111.9W]
Ends with	Brogur
Ends at	The Chamber of Command
End Region	Durin's Way
Map Ref	[5.1S, 111.9W]
Quest Group	Vol. II. Book 2

Quest Chain

Previous: Volume II, Book 1 Volume II, Book 2: Echoes in the Dark [53] Foreword: Echoes in the Dark - Optional [53] Chapter 1: New Residents [53] Chapter 2: Store-houses of the Western Halls [53] Chapter 3: Zigilburk the Unrivaled [53] Chapter 4: Enemies in the Ever Dark [53] Chapter 5: Half a Riddle [54] Chapter 6: Goblins in the Western Halls [54] Chapter 7: The Empty Passage - Solo Only [54] Instance: The Empty Passage - Solo Only [54] Chapter 8: The Twenty-first Hall Next: Volume II, Book 3

Walkthrough & Notes
Brogur is in the Chamber of Command, up the eastern stairs within the Chamber of the Crossroads.

Rewards
Increased Reputation with Iron Garrison Miners ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience (2,097)  Enhancement Runes, Lvl 50 Uncommon

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'We now have the secret to opening the doors to the Heart of Fire, but not the location of the doors themselves! This is a frustrating turn. 'Speak to my uncle Brogur about this, if you would. He is busy, as usual, organizing our efforts here within Moria, but he may have some idea that has eluded our consideration. 'Brogur is wise and has a great store of knowledge in that old head of his. I would be very happy to have him giving thought to this adventure as well, for his input is certain to be valuable.' Background You have uncovered the secret to opening the door to Nâr-khelab, the forge where Zigilburk was made, but still do not know the location of the door. Objective 1 Bring the rotting pages to Brogur Brogur is in the Chamber of Command, up the eastern stairs within the Chamber of the Crossroads. Bori has asked you to consult with his uncle Brogur about the Heart of Fire. Bori: 'My uncle Brogur may be able to help us find the Heart of Fire. What use is the key when you can't find the door?' Brogur: 'My nephew has told me of this wild goose chase, <name>. How can we be certain that Nâr-khelab, this Heart of Fire, ever existed at all? We would have heard tales of such a forge, surely. And Zigilburk: an axe made entirely of mithril? Ludicrous. This would surely have been featured in many of our tales before now, as all dwarves would sing its praise until the end of time. 'You would have better luck catching a wild Redhorn Goat than you would finding this ridiculous forge. This "secret" to opening the door that you have recovered is nothing more that a mad dwarf's mutterings.'